WHE Quadrille Dance of the Plains and Its Style
The Horse back Quadrille blends horsemanship with old time tunes as cowboys and cowgirls perform cross the hall and do si do swings to tunes like Turkey in the Straw. Skill matters. awkward riders fall in social disfavor similar to clumsy ballroom dancers.
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Berry Bush
Dublin Rodeo Fever Hits City Park in Early Dublin
The World's Championship Rodeo Corporation prepares a Dublin show at Lightning C Ranch 17 miles south of town on April 28 29 and 30 featuring top riders and wild cattle. Prize money of 2500 dollars boosts entrant interest as merchants stock up on colorful apparel and the arena expands to seat over 5000 with permanent pens and chutes in City Park.
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Texas
Championship Rodeo Corporation
The
Rodeo Association
Cheyenne
Salt Gulch
Dublin
Cutting horse is a real specialist at world championship rodeo
Spectators will see a premier cutting horse contest at the World Championship Rodeo with entries from around the world. The horse, trained for precise herd work, faces off against unruly cattle, showcasing timing, speed, and responsive rein. The event highlights seasoned, expert mounts as the Southwest likes to produce top cutting horses.
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Southwest
Bareback Bronc Riding Dares Spectators In Wild Sequential Rodeo
A vivid account describes bareback bronc riding with no halters or saddles. Riders must grip with one hand as bucking horses burst from chutes in rapid succession. The danger lies in unpredictable green horses and rough pickup rescues with high risk of injury.
Calf Roping: A Thrilling Cowboy Sport at Dublin Contest
Wild Brahma calves from Lightning Cranch near Dublin Texas test ropers with 300 pound animals. The event showcases lariat handling and trained horses guiding the steer away as the roper ties. The world record is 11 seconds by John Bowman, yet under 20 seconds could win at Dublin.
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Dublin
Texas
John Bowman
Winners in Finals For 1943 and 1942 Dublin Rodeos
Finals results list numerous rodeo winners across events from bareback bronc to steer wrestling for 1943 and 1942 at Dublin. Names include Bob Estes Hoyt Heffner Bill Her Jiggs Burk Buck Jones Jim Whitman and others in top placements across calf roping bulldogging and cutting contests.
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Dublin
Bronce
Bob Estes
Hoyt Heffner
Bill Her
Bud Linderman
Buck Jones
Jim Whitman
Eddie Hovencamp
Dub Phillips
The Trail Herds Winding Saga of America
A German traveler’s remark on Texan cattle shows how Texas Longhorns and independent cowboys shaped open range ranching. Between 1865 and 1890 about 10 million Texas cattle trailed north and west, making the Texas cowboy a global emblem and the trail movement a defining American saga.
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Saga of America
Texas
Republic
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Canada
America
Strict Rodeo Rules Set for All Entrants
The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show outlines firm rules for contestants. Participants must enter parades in full cowboy regalia and perform as called or risk disqualification and forfeiture of prize money. Arena director and judges enforce standards to keep the program fast moving.
Prince Albert's 1860 American Visit Inspires Coat Trend
During his 1860 American tour Prince Albert wore a double-breasted broadcloth frock coat that sparked a fashion trend and became known by his name. The garment’s influence endured as a lasting royal style association.
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Prince Albert
Edward VIII
America
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Charlie Hood
Grady Blue
Jeff Slocum
Ford Slocum
Paul Bond
Nub Martin
Grant Marshall
Ralph Collier
J. K. Harris
Buck Eckelsard
Royce Sewall
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Texas Kidd, Jr
Tack Bolton
Vick Schwarz
Jack Favor
Tom Hogan
Earl Moore
Geo. Mills
Slick Ware
A. York
D. Schellenberger
George Teague, Jr
Earl Teague